The new range of 12 patches features some of Scotland’s most iconic Munros, Corbetts and Grahams. Taking a wee dram of inspiration from vintage malt whiskey labels, celebrate your Scottish hill bagging adventures with these patches!
We're delighted to share with you our new Lake District National Park heritage pin badge. It's been a funny 8 months for us fell walkers and amongst other things, it's taught us just how important and special our National Parks network is.
The Limestone Way is a 46 mile, way-marked long-distance walking route in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Starting in the small town of Castleton the route passes through rolling dales, narrow gorges, ancient pre-historic sites and lush open countryside before finishing in Rocester in Staffordshire.
This epic hiking challenge involves climbing all five munros over 4000ft high in the Cairngorms within 24 hours. We took the challenge on in December 2018 - read the full report here.
We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new, initial range of classic UK Mountain Challenge Patches. The range of three patches celebrates the UK National Three Peaks, Yorkshire Three Peaks and Welsh 3000s challenge.
This is the second time our patches have graced the pages of this much loved hillwalkers magazine and the guys at Trail took some great close-up shots capturing the patches in detail.
Delighted to have our Lake District Fells patches, along with a bit about us and the business, featured in the March 2020 issue of Country Walking Magazine - on sale now, if you haven't already picked up a copy!
Crossing the Kinder plateau you will enter an undulating world of peat bogs, streams and trenches. I saw one other walker on this section of the walk so you will certainly lose the crowds! If you're lucky you might see some of the wildlife that inhabits this upland environment, including grouse and mountain hares.
It’s easy to think that remote, beautiful, wild places only exist in far flung corners of the world. However, the Isle of Skye is an oasis of wild, rugged land that can be reached within a day's travel from pretty much anywhere in the UK by road and rail (and ferry or bridge). This was my first visit, and I can’t wait to return. A traverse of the Cuillin ridge is calling some day!
The January 2020 edition of Trail Magazine is now on sale across the UK and we're delighted to have our new Lake District Fells range of patches featured in their Christmas Gift Guide on page 11.
The new range of 12 patches features some of Scotland’s most iconic Munros, Corbetts and Grahams. Taking a wee dram of inspiration from vintage malt whiskey labels, celebrate your Scottish hill bagging adventures with these patches!
We're delighted to share with you our new Lake District National Park heritage pin badge. It's been a funny 8 months for us fell walkers and amongst other things, it's taught us just how important and special our National Parks network is.
The Limestone Way is a 46 mile, way-marked long-distance walking route in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Starting in the small town of Castleton the route passes through rolling dales, narrow gorges, ancient pre-historic sites and lush open countryside before finishing in Rocester in Staffordshire.
This epic hiking challenge involves climbing all five munros over 4000ft high in the Cairngorms within 24 hours. We took the challenge on in December 2018 - read the full report here.
We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new, initial range of classic UK Mountain Challenge Patches. The range of three patches celebrates the UK National Three Peaks, Yorkshire Three Peaks and Welsh 3000s challenge.
This is the second time our patches have graced the pages of this much loved hillwalkers magazine and the guys at Trail took some great close-up shots capturing the patches in detail.
Delighted to have our Lake District Fells patches, along with a bit about us and the business, featured in the March 2020 issue of Country Walking Magazine - on sale now, if you haven't already picked up a copy!
Crossing the Kinder plateau you will enter an undulating world of peat bogs, streams and trenches. I saw one other walker on this section of the walk so you will certainly lose the crowds! If you're lucky you might see some of the wildlife that inhabits this upland environment, including grouse and mountain hares.
It’s easy to think that remote, beautiful, wild places only exist in far flung corners of the world. However, the Isle of Skye is an oasis of wild, rugged land that can be reached within a day's travel from pretty much anywhere in the UK by road and rail (and ferry or bridge). This was my first visit, and I can’t wait to return. A traverse of the Cuillin ridge is calling some day!
The January 2020 edition of Trail Magazine is now on sale across the UK and we're delighted to have our new Lake District Fells range of patches featured in their Christmas Gift Guide on page 11.
